- The federal government requires institutions of higher education, such - as Stanford, to report gifts from a donor who is not a U.S. citizen - when that donor makes gifts and other payments to Stanford with an - aggregate value of $250,000 or more in a calendar year. Stanford must - also report gifts and other payments received from a donor who has - citizenship in one of certain specific countries (the list may change - over time, and currently includes China (not including Hong Kong), - Russia, Iran, and North Korea), when that donor makes gifts and other - payments to Stanford having an aggregate value of $50,000 or more - during a reporting period that runs from July 1 to June 30 of the - following year. Your generous gift(s) meet one or both of these - reporting thresholds. Thank you for providing your information below. -
-
- You can find additional details about this policy in section V of
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+ The federal government requires institutions of higher education,
+ such as Stanford, to report gifts and other payments from a donor
+ who is not a U.S. citizen when that donor makes gifts and other
+ payments to Stanford with an aggregate value of $250,000 or more in
+ a calendar year. Stanford must also report gifts and other payments
+ received from a donor who is associated with one of certain specific
+ countries (the list, which may change over time, currently includes
+ China (while excluding Hong Kong), Russia, Iran, and North Korea),
+ when that donor makes gifts and other payments to Stanford having an
+ aggregate value of $50,000 or more during a reporting period that
+ runs from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. Because your
+ generous gift(s) meet one or both of these reporting thresholds, we
+ ask that you please provide the information requested below. Thank
+ you.
+
+ You can find additional details about this policy in section V of
+ Stanford’s{' '}
+